Shop for rent on Stjernegade 5A, 3000 Helsingor

Presentation of the rental property: This attractive retail space of 59 m² with a 51 m² basement is now available for rent in the heart of the charming pedestrian street environment of Helsingør. The property is located on Stjernegade - a street that has undergone a significant transformation and is now a vibrant and creative pedestrian street environment with many specialty shops.

Advantages of the location:

Central location: Only 60 meters from the main pedestrian street in Helsingør

Quality renovated: Both the facade and the property have been recently renewed

Flexible layout: Former beauty clinic has set up an additional room that can be removed as desired

Favorable operating conditions: Electric heating without state taxes from January 1, 2026

Diverse use: Suitable for both retail and liberal/private business

Good foot traffic: The Stjernegade district attracts many passersby daily

Area development: The Stjernegade district has experienced an impressive development with the opening of several new shops and strengthened collaborations between business owners. The street has become a lively commercial environment where celebrations of success are planned. This creates a dynamic environment for a new tenant with good opportunities for synergy with other shops.

Practical details:

Size: 59 m² retail space + 51 m² basement

Location: Stjernegade, Helsingør

Heating: Electric (exempt from state taxes from 2026)

Use: Retail and liberal/private business

Helsingør's History

Helsingør is one of Denmark's oldest and most historically significant cities with a rich past dating back to the Middle Ages.

Medieval origin: The city's early urban development took place in the 800s and 900s in connection with the need for trade with agricultural communities. Helsingør quickly became an important ferry town, castle town, and from 1658 also a border town due to its strategic location at the narrowest point of the Øresund strait - only four kilometers to Sweden.

Renaissance and Kronborg: Throughout the 1500s, Helsingør was hit by many disasters, including fires in 1500 and 1523. The city's progress came especially in the Renaissance when Christian 4th had a wall built with several gates between the beach and the city, as most major cities in Northern Europe had in the late Middle Ages. Kronborg Castle, built in 1574-1585, became the symbol of the city's power and significance.

Trade and maritime: Since the Middle Ages, Stengade has been equipped with noble houses, many of which were already built in stone in the earliest times. The city's harbor played a central role in international trade, and in the early modern period, most travelers arrived in Helsingør by ship.

Modern times: Today, Helsingør is a thriving city that combines its rich history with modern urban development. The city's well-preserved historic center with pedestrian streets like Stjernegade testifies to its long tradition as a trading city, while at the same time, the city has evolved into a modern destination with culture, commerce, and tourism.

The historical heritage, combined with the strategic location and vibrant urban environment, makes Helsingør an attractive place for business owners who want to establish themselves in a city with both soul and future prospects.